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Sus tradiciones y su cultura:
En Castilla-La Mancha tienen Tamborrada en Hellin en el capitolio, Albacete. Es una  semana santa tradicional. Aqui, juegan tambor. Tambien, la gente de Castilla-La Mancha miran sus propio tumba antes de que ellos mueran. Ademas, Castilla-La Mancha famoso por las molinas

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La localización:- La Castilla la Mancha es un territorio en el centro de España y sudeste de Madrid.
El capitolo:- Albacete y Toledo
Volver - A lo largo de toda la trayectoria artística de Pedro Almodóvar, manchego universal, como director, productor o actor, la región de Castilla-La Mancha ha sido una protagonista màs de sus películas.
Río Júcar - El Júcar es un río de la península ibérica, situado en el este de España. Tiene una longitud de 498 km, atraviesa las provinicias de Cuenca.
En el cine el río Júcar cobra un protagonismo especial en la película Volver.

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Hay menos turistas que en todas otras regiones de Espana. Attraciones turisticas que incluyen Catedral Primada y Monasterio de San Juan en Toledo, las casas colgadas en Cuenca y el parque nacional Cabañeros. Tambien un lugar popular para visitor es las minas Almadén. Otro Sitio de interes incluye La Ruta de los Pueblos Negros que es una Molina de viento.
http://www.spain.info/en_GB/que-quieres/ciudades-pueblos/comunidades-autonomas/castilla-la_mancha.html

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Castilla la Mancha está en el sureste de España

Hay 2.043.100 de habitantes

En el verano el tiempo es bastante calor y no llueve mucho. En invierno el tiempo es más frio y hay más lluvia que en verano

Castilla la Mancha es una región muy bonita con muchos edificios bonitos y antiguos.

Castilla la Mancha es cerca de Madrid y Valencia

Hay muchos catedrales y castillos en Castilla la Mancha, como  Toledo Catedral y Castillo de Garcimuñoz

En Castilla la Mancha, hay cinco provincias se llaman Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara y Toledo

Toledo es la capital de Castilla la Mancha

Albacete es la ciudad más grande en Castilla la Mancha

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Su Geografia:
Castilla la Mancha is a large part of Spain that spans from Central spain towards the south-east. It is bordered by Madrid, Valencia, Mercia and Andalucia. The capital is Toldeo despite Albacete being larger and more populous.
Sus tradiciones
Castilla la Mancha also celebrates many traditional ceremonies such as Corpes Christi in Toldeo, Easter week in Cuenca and the drum festival in Hellin.  Folk songs and dances are often performed.
Su Gastronomia
Manchego cheese, made from Ewe's milk, is popular as well as a lot of simples dishes including, chicken, pork lamb and vegetables. Castilla la Mancha houses the world's largest vine-growing area, meaning that many wines are also made here.

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Su geografía:

La lacalización: Castilla la Mancha tiene un frontera con el sur y el este de Madrid.

El capitolio: Albacete y Toledo

Las provincias: Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara y Toledo

Su gastronomía

Gastronomía tradicional: El guiso, las salchichas y el famoso queso manchego

Vinos tradicionales: La mancha (vino blanco) y vino tinto de valdepeñas

Sus tradiciones

Canciones folk y especialmente bailes son las principales tradicionales. La equidilla, Fandango y Bolero originan en La Castilla Mancha y son populares en otros países.

Su turismo

Sitios de interés: La Ruta de los Pueblos Negros (Route of the black villages) que es Molino de viento

Muchas turistas visitan el catedral de Toledo y casas colgantes en Cuenca. Tambien un lugar popular para visitor es las minas Almadén.

Su cultura

Corpus Christi: In May/June, a magnificent XVI century monstrance is paraded down the streets of Toledo

Tamborrada en Hellín (Albacte): Traditional Holy week procession, accompanied by thousands of drummers.

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Geography
Castilla la Mancha is a region in central spain, south east of Madrid. The capital is Albacete and has a population of 2.079 million.

Traditions
Festivals are an important part of Castilla La Mancha life. Some are solely of religious significance while others have their origins from pagan times in the first villages of Spain. However, the two best known are those of holy week in Cuenca and Corpus Christi in Toledo which bring almost all the locals of these towns onto the streets to be then joined by thousands of visitors from around the world.

Food

Popular food in Castilla La Mancha includes queso manchego, Gazpacho, the traditional white wine from La mancha and red wine from Valdepeñas. The dishes reflect a modest, rural origin.

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Su geografia:
Catilla la Mancha is one of Spains many regions suited just below the region of Madrid and north of Andalusia. It also borders Extremadura, Castilla y Leon, Aragon, Murcia and Valencia. The capital is Toledo, which used to be the capital of Spain.

Sus tradiciones:
The 2 most know festivals/celebrations in Castilla la Mancha are the holy week which is celebrated Cuenca and the Corpus Christi one in Toledo. These get all the locals out on the street, and also draws in a load of tourists.

Su turismo:
Castilla-La Mancha not only has Spain’s lowest population density, but it sees fewer tourists than any region outside Navarra. Most people visit the ancient city of Toledo when they go to Castilla la Mancha. In Toledo you can visit the Monestry of San Juan de los reyes or the Puente de San Martin which is a greek monument.

Su gastronomia:
Popular food and drink from the area includes: pisto (a vegetable stew made with tomato sauce), gazpacho manchego, queso manchego ( a very famous cheese), the red wine of La Mancha and the white wine from Valdepeñes.

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Geography:
In inland Spain bordering the east and south of Madrid. Has World Heritage cities such as: Cuenca, Toledo and Alcazar Fortress. It is the third largest region in Spain, but has the lowest density of population.

History:
It has 4 archaeological parks with some of the oldest examples of rock art in Spain. In 711 Moors invaded and brought a lot of heritage and culture to the region.

Food:
Famous Manchego cheese is from this region eaten with most dishes here. Las migas de pastor,  el mojete and pisto are well known dishes from the region. Also they have recorded 100 ways of cooking cod.

Tourism:
Popular tourist attractions include: Catedral Primada and Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes in Toledo, the hanging houses in Cuenca and the Cabañeros National Park.

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Geography:
Castilla-La Mancha is bordered by Castile and León, Madrid, Aragon, Valencia, Murcia, Andalusia, and Extremadura.

Traditions:
The Festival of the Bewitched in Cuenca is one of the most colourful – and noisy – traditions in Castile-La Mancha. Men and boys dress as devils, attach cow bells to their backs and dance through the streets alongside floats bearing images of Saint Blaise and the Virgin of Candlemas.

The Caballada, a procession on horseback following the route taken by 12th-century mule train drovers across the region, dramatises the rescue of the boy King Alfonso VIII from the clutches of his wicked uncle in the middle of the 12th century.
People buy their grave plots and look after them like it's their second home, before they have died!
History:
In literature, Miguel Cervantes who, lived in the village of Esquivias, some forty kilometres from Toledo, got to know everything about Castilla-La Mancha and its people as he travelled throughout the region as a tax collector.

Food culture:
Castilla La Mancha eats popular foods like meats and fish, fruit and vegetables, cheese and drink a variety of wines.

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